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Helvetica Condensed Black, 9pt

Designed by Max Miedinger and
Eduard Hoffman in 1957, Helvetica
was originally called Die Neue
Haas Grotesk, and was closely
based on Schelter-Grotesk.

It was created specifically to be neutral;
to not give any impression or have
any meaning in itself.
In 1960 the marketing director at
Stempel decided to change the
name to Helvetica to make the font
more marketable internationally.
Originally it was proposed that

Helvetica Condensed, 9pt

the typeface be called Helvetia
(Latin for Switzerland), but the
designers didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to name it
after a country, and so it was called
Helvetica instead (Latin for Swiss).

Centripetal acceleration is the acceleration an
object experiences as it travels a certain velocity
along an arc. The centripetal acceleration points
towards the center of the arc.
Centrifugal force is the imaginary force an
unrestrained object experiences as it moves
around an arc. This force acts opposite to the
direction of centripetal acceleration.
For example, if a car makes a sharp right turn the
passengers would tend to slide in their seats away
from the center of the turn, towards the left. The
passengers would feel as if they are experiencing a
force. This is defined as centrifugal force.